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pepijndevos
2y ago
ramalama seems to be trying, it's a docker based approach.
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pepijndevos
6y ago
How far away is this from the top speedruns? The readme mentions OpenAI beating Dota 2 pros with the same models, so who knows?? It seems like an AI would not "play by the rules" and can easily detect weird edge cases and shortcut
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pepijndevos
6y ago
I'm really looking forward to get one of these things when they come with decent warranty and without dead pixels. I'm as eager as anyone to get away from the walled garden duopoly, but since it's not suitable as a daily driv
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pepijndevos
6y ago
Pleasantly surprised by Linus response. IIRC his attitude to C++ was that it should be refused if only to keep C++ programmers out.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
How do these models address overfitting? I'm sure this is taken good care of, but from just reading the article it almost sounds like some details were added to make it fit recent changes better.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Yea, I think this is an interesting approach. But FreePDK45 slides mention that it's not designed for manufacture, and there does not appear to be an easy upgrade path. So you could design a chip with FreePDK, release the design, and t
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Open source semiconductors is such a broad area, and sadly only a tiny spec of it is open source: The HDL code that describes the digital circuit. Everything else is very experimental at best. These days the FOSS FPGA tools are finally ge
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pepijndevos
7y ago
This pushed me over the edge to switch to DuckDuckGo. So far so good.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I find it difficult to evaluate an Android for my phone. Currently running AOSP (actually phh-treble) rather than any fork that adds any significant features. In particular it's hard to tell if any particular fork is just a one man hob
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Can I actually see tweets from the people I follow, or only really look at specific profiles?
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pepijndevos
7y ago
This looks really cool, but on Arch it does not compile because libgnomeui is not a thing that seems to exist anymore. Hasn't anyone made some modern port of this?
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I really want Signal to succeed. Or rather, I want anything that has decent cryto and is not FAANG to succeed. The problem is not which messaging app I want to use, it's which messaging app my friends are using. That said, if I had to
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pepijndevos
7y ago
This is very sad to hear. One particular piece of Yahoo groups that I particularly care about is the LTSpice group, which contained a lot of simulation models I've not been able to find anywhere else. Luckily, this particular one seems
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I would think it is extremely easy to spot fake reviews statistically. The other day I was browsing a Dutch website similar to Amazon, and they show a distribution of the ratings. For a given category, there were a few products at the top t
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pepijndevos
7y ago
How many people do you actually recognize? Personally, only Limor Fried. It's weird, but also interesting, that tech is so faceless.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
fwiw, the Dutch national anthem is an Acrostic.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
https://github.com/pepijndevos/seqpu/blob/master/cpu.vhd
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Say I wrote my own CPU (which I did), which of those tiny C compilers would be easiest to retarget? My CPU is very small, (~300 LUT4 on an FPGA using Yosys), but has a very minimal ISA. It's mostly an accumulator machine with a stack
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pepijndevos
7y ago
This is super exciting, but I find the website honestly quite hard to look at. Looking forward to someone building a larger system with this. Or... a Yosys backend?
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I have in the past developed a fairly large (proprietary) Qt application that used the same codebase on Linux, Windows, and Android. I would say Windows and Android are tied for compile hell. This update looks really neat, and may solve som
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I agree that it's impressive, but my biggest objection to Wayland is uuuh... that it doesn't work. This is honestly mostly NVidia's fault, but still. I have a laptop with dual Intel and NVidia graphics, and there is as far as
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Sadly, I don't have 16GB GPU memory...
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Is anything known about AMD's mobile plans? I looked into a high-end AMD laptop today, and their mobile stuff seems mid-range at best, with TDP of 15W and integrated graphics. The only high-end thing out there seems to be gaming machin
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I can highly recommend the curiousmarc AGC restoration series on youtube, which also feature Ken.
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pepijndevos
7y ago
What I think is more interesting about this outage is that Instagram and WhatsApp were affected. This means your images are stored on the same servers, and possibly subject to the same AI scanning. I wonder if WhatsApp images are E2E encryp
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pepijndevos
7y ago
I read the title as "the price we're paying for everything being written in JS these days"
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pepijndevos
7y ago
Are you telling me that every country in the 1900 recorded their yearly temperature? I'm not saying it's fake, but I'd like to know where the data comes from, and how reliable it is.
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7y ago
What's missing from the list is Android and Google Play, the number one spy device in my house. As far as I know there is only iOS and Android forks. Android forks are an option if your phone supports it, but living without Google Pla
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pepijndevos
7y ago
In addition to the "why does LLVM matter" asked elsewhere, why would I want to use OpenMandriva?
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pepijndevos
7y ago
For some reason my dad can't get in. The cursor is just a (/) when you mouse over the join now button. Is the site overloaded? Is something wrong on his end?
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